Maderó makes bathroom furniture in A Coruña and has been doing so for more than fifty years. They call themselves an atelier, and in their case it is not a pose: they are stonemasons before they are cabinetmakers. They have spent more than forty years working natural stone, across two generations, and they start by choosing the quarry.

That is what interests us. They can make any bathroom piece to measure in marble, in natural stone or in porcelain, starting from a catalogue model or from a new drawing. And their Leo Revestido collection clads the whole unit in porcelain, with the joints mitred at 45 degrees and the veining running on from one face to the next, so the unit reads as a block of stone rather than a clad box. In a bathroom where the floor and the wall are already porcelain, that continuity is the difference between a whole and a sum of parts.

Any reference in their catalogue can be ordered, including the ones not shown here.

Casual collections

The ones that cover a wider price range, without changing how they are made.

CottonCompact, modular units. Their value lies in the combinable elements, which make it possible to build very different solutions in a large or a small bathroom.
Bathroom unit from the Cotton collection by Maderó Atelier, in walnut with a stone top.
Composition of combinable modules from the Cotton collection by Maderó Atelier in several finishes.
LeoCompact and modular, with fronts mitred at 45 degrees, interiors in stained natural wood veneer and a solid wood divider in the top drawer of the washbasin units.
Unit from the Leo collection by Maderó Atelier under a round backlit mirror.
Open drawer from the Leo collection by Maderó Atelier with its solid wood divider.
Leo RevestidoThe same Leo, clad in porcelain. Two options, perimeter cladding or full cladding, with the joints mitred at 45 degrees to keep the veining continuous.
Unit from the Leo Revestido collection by Maderó Atelier with the porcelain veining running the length of the front.
Corner mitred at 45 degrees on a Leo Revestido unit by Maderó Atelier, with the veining carrying on from one face to the other.
Évora 25The keenest-priced collection. Created in 2008 and redesigned since, it comes in three widths, 60, 80 and 100 cm, and the top drawer includes a divider as standard on the 80 and 100 washbasin units.
Unit from the Évora 25 collection by Maderó Atelier in a bathroom with green walls.
Top drawer of the Évora 25 collection by Maderó Atelier with its standard divider.

Fashion collections

The design proposals, where the noble materials and the special finishes come in.

KimonoSlatted fronts, in lacquer or in American walnut veneer over black fibreboard. A bevelled finger pull that reveals a carbon-coloured bar, and the option of interior LED lighting in the drawers with no need for electrical outlets.
Double slatted-front unit from the Kimono collection by Maderó Atelier under two round mirrors.
Open drawer from the Kimono collection by Maderó Atelier with interior LED lighting and a bevelled finger pull.
HalterMarble, stone and wood. Modules in unified or combined finishes, meant to suit a small bathroom as readily as a large one.
Double unit from the Halter collection by Maderó Atelier in a stone-clad bathroom.
Unit from the Halter collection by Maderó Atelier combining a stone basin with a wooden body.
ObiA floor-standing configuration, resting directly on the floor, with the volumes reduced to the essential so the unit is absorbed into the architecture instead of standing out against it.
Floor-standing unit from the Obi collection by Maderó Atelier running along the wall of a bathroom open to the bedroom.
Unit from the Obi collection by Maderó Atelier resting directly on the floor, with a marble top.
VelvetMidcentury style, inspired by the 1950s. Pure, geometric lines. It is their bathroom unit that does not look like one.
Two units from the Velvet collection by Maderó Atelier on a green wall, with round mirrors.
Unit from the Velvet collection by Maderó Atelier on legs, with a midcentury feel.
TribecaIndustrial style, with metal frames in white or black and a combination of metal, marble and wood. Compact units.
Unit from the Tribeca collection by Maderó Atelier with a black metal frame against a dark green wall.
Marble basin on a light metal frame from the Tribeca collection by Maderó Atelier.

Frequently asked questions

What does Maderó make, and since when?
Bathroom furniture and accessories, in A Coruña. The manufacturer states more than fifty years in the bathroom furniture trade and more than forty working natural stone, across two generations. Besides the units, the catalogue includes mirrors, shower trays, bathtubs, basins and worktops.
What does it mean that they are an "atelier"?
That they work to order and not only from a catalogue. The manufacturer states that it can make any bathroom element to measure in marble or natural stone, starting from a reference model or designing a specific one for each need.
Can the unit be clad in the same porcelain as the floor?
Yes, and it is their speciality. The Leo Revestido collection offers perimeter cladding and full cladding, with joints mitred at 45 degrees to achieve continuous veining. The manufacturer presents itself as the tailor of marble, porcelain and natural stone.
Which collection is the most affordable?
Évora 25 is the one the manufacturer places in the keenest price range. It comes in widths of 60, 80 and 100 cm, which covers most domestic bathrooms.
Which marbles and finishes can it be ordered in?
The manufacturer works with a wide variety of marbles, among them whites and blacks, and offers polished, matt and aged finishes. They keep stone in stock, which shortens lead times, and they source the material when a specific one is needed.
Is there a catalogue and files for the project?
Yes. The manufacturer publishes the general catalogue, 3D files and finish sample books, and the 2025 catalogue includes the price list. The download is made from their website by filling in a form, so we do not link a direct PDF here.
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